Kalama High School - Kawaco Yearbook (Kalama, WA)

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CALENDAIQ OF EVENTS AUGUST 3 0-School opens. SEPTEMBER 6-Labor Day. 17-Salom Rick-N.A. 17-Football Jamboree at Camas. 24-Kalama at Woodland. OCTOBER 1-Ridgefield at Kalama. 13--Magnificent Brown-N.A. 15-Kalama at Washougal. 22-Kalama at Evergreen. 29-LaCenter at Kalama and Turner-Ponma. NOVEMBER 5-Stevenson at Kalama. 11-Armistice Day. 12-Kalama at Castle Rock. 19-Cathlamet at Kalama. 25-Thanksgiving-Vacation. 26-Thanksgiving. 3 0-Sophomore Movie. DECEMBER 7-Basketball Jamboree at Longview 10-Kalama. at Longview. 14-Kalama at Washougal. 15-Kessler at Kalama-Senior Play Meet. 16-Senior Play, Don't Take My Penny. FEBRUARY 1-Washougal at Kalama 4-Kalama at Cathlamet. 5-Marlonettes-Nat. Assembly. Castle Rock at Kalama. 11-Pacific University at Kalama. Valentlne's Dance. 18-Kalama at Woodland. 26-27-Trico League Play-oft at Vancouver. MARCH 2-Major Watkins-Nat. Assembly. 2-5-Southwest Wash. Tournament at Centralla. 9-12-Washington State Class B Tournament at P.L.C. in Tacoma 14-Standard Oil Film. 15-L.C.J.C. - Men's Glee Club and Drama Club. 22-Junior Movie. 28--Forum Speaker. APRIL 1-Amateur Show. 11--Northwest Nazarene College Male Chorus. 13-Senior Movie. 1 5-Spring Vacation. 2 1-Junior Play Matinee. 2 2--Junior Play. 2 8-Junior-Senior Banquet. 29-Senior Prom. - Jr. Red Cross Movie. 30-Music Festival at Woodland. 20--Kalama at Kessler. F.H.A. Party. 21-P.T.A. Christmas Party. Ridgefield at Kalama. 22-Christmas Vacation. 23-Kelso at Kalama. 27- -Longview at Kalama. JANUARY 4--Kalama at Kelso. 7--Kalama. at LaCenter. 11-Cathlamet at Kalama. 14-Kalama at Castle Rock. 18-Kalama at Ridgefield. 25-Woodland at 'Kalama. 28-LaCenter at Kalama. MAY 13--Senior Sneak. 20-Music Festival. 29-Baccalaureate. JUNE 1-All-School Picnic. 2-Commencement. 3-Campus Day-School's Out. l16l

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OIQGAHIZATIONS 2 QW A ' . ,xg ,4 Siudenz' Body President - - - - - Orion Cranston Vice President - - Ernest HOUSG Acting Secretary - - Barbara Ruth Treasurer - - - - Jeanne Koistinen Assistant Treasurer - - - - Sara Jaeger Student Manager - - - - - Julia Tunzl Assistant Student Manager - - Dixie Richardson QhfJ'.fea9ue Baqlfeague President - - - Nancy White President - - - Eugene Miller Vice President - Marjorie Palmer Vice President - - Harold Nixon Secretary - - - Eva Hahn Secretary-Treas. - Harold Franklin Treasurer - - Barbara Ruth Advisor - - - Virgil Simmons Advisor - - Mrs. Lucille Fox p I n0 I President - - Dixie Richardson President - - - Joan Zagllnski Manager - - - Jeanne Koi-stinen Vice President - - Jacqule Jansen Secretary-Treas. - - - Pat Dui! Secretary-Treas. - Doris Walker Advisor - - Mrs. Georgia Larson 6.4.4. President - - - Barbara Ruth Vice President - - Fern Cranston Secretary - - - Jacqule Jansen Treasurer ---- Pat Jacobs Advisor - Mrs. Maxine Gearhart E151

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DONT TAKE MY DENNV' The Senior Class Play was a comedy telling of a movie-struck teenage girl who wanted to become a movie star. A director from Hollywood was coming to their home town to pick a girl for a leading part ln a movie. Every girl ln town wanted the part but Penny thought that she was surely the one the director would plck. Her boy friend dldn't like the idea of her dream career so he dressed up like the director, before the real one had arrived, and tried to discourage Penny. In the middle of his masquerade the real director arrived. After looking over all the glrla he finally found the natural for the part, Penny's older sister, who really wanted the part but didn't expect to get lt. so she acted natural and landed the job. THE cAs'r X Sally, a maid with a purpose ...........,..... . .... - ............... Norman Porter, a publicity man ..... -. .,..,. - ......... . Penny, a pretty little miss ................... ........ Caleb, her absorbed father ............ Mark, her farm-minded brother .- ..... Nancy White Reece Gilmer Nadine Johnson Orion Cranston James Rowland Mavis. her attractive sister ..... - ..... .. .............. Eva Hahn Lydia, her attractive sister ..... - ......., ....r . - .... - ..... Julia Tunzl Joanna, her loyal girl friend ............ ........ . - ..... Beryl Jansen Kerry, her resourceful boy friend . ......... ..,- .......... - ..... Don Duff Greg, his pal with ideas ..... - ,,.... I...- ..... .......... .... H arold Nixon Monsieur Henri, a French designer ....... ......... . - ..... Red, a delivery boy .., ....... - ...........,.... - ..... . ....... -.. ..., ........... Harrison Day, a young author ...... ..... ..... - .....,....,.. , . W ...... -. Marvin Johnson Harold Franklin Bill Ham bly Director M ..... -...-...- ....... - .......... - .......,.. - .... .. .... -......m-..- .... .....- .... - ...,...... . Lucille Fox 'U-+4 SEHIGIQ DIQGM T he days of '49 were brought to life again when the Senior Class chose the 49ers 'us the theme for the Annual Senior Prom. The scene was out-of-doors with an old fashioned bar in one corner. It was held on April 29, 1949, at the Kalama Community Hall. The music was by the Twiligl1ters from Woodland. l17J